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Remember when dealing with extreme cold conditions

Remember when dealing with extreme cold conditions Before bitter cold weather forecasts come in, Walthall Emergency Preparedness, water systems and first responders have tips for helping you deal with below freezing temperatures. If you have to be outside, dress in layered clothing. Wear mittens, they are warmer than gloves, and wear a hat. Cover your…

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Chamber announces theme of banquet set for Saturday, 24th

Chamber announces theme of banquet set for Saturday, 24th The Walthall County Chamber of Commerce has announced this year’s theme for the membership banquet is “Walthall County Celebrates America 250”. The banquet, at Southwest Events Center begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale at Citizens, Pike National and Trustmark banks. Individual tickets are $30,…

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Magnolia Grocery opening in 2026

Magnolia Grocery opening in 2026 By Pam Keaton Walthall County EDA Construction is scheduled to start mid-February for the new grocery store. On Monday, Jan. 6, 2026, Tony Almisari, with M & A Real Estate, attended the monthly board meeting of the Walthall County Board of Supervisors to go over a few of the unforeseen…

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Walthall County Board of Supervisors Honors Jordan Anthony

Walthall County Board of Supervisors Honors Jordan Anthony By Cathy Chance Harvey At last week’s Board of Supervisors meeting, Cathy C. Harvey presented on behalf of the Walthall County Historical Society a recommendation that the Board pass a resolution to honor track and field champion Jordan Anthony with a formal commendation by the Mississippi state…

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South MS Boucherie BBQ Festival is no more, committee announces

South MS Boucherie BBQ Festival is no more, committee announces The South MS Boucherie, held in March, will not be held this year, according to a letter from the committee: Dear friends, After much consideration, we want to share that we will no longer be hosting the Boucherie BBQ Festival. For the past 5 years…

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Tylertown Attorney and Judge Ryan Bruhl Announces Bid for Circuit Court Judge

Tylertown Attorney and Judge Ryan Bruhl Announces Bid for Circuit Court Judge By Connor Gibson Campaign Manager Local attorney and judge, Ryan Bruhl, has announced his candidacy for Circuit Court Judge for the 15th Circuit District, Place 2. The 15th Circuit District encompasses Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, and Walthall Counties. A lifelong resident of Tylertown,…

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Jordan Anthony Wins the 2025 Bowerman Award

Jordan Anthony Wins the 2025 Bowerman Award By Cathy Chance Harvey Jordan Anthony, currently an Arkansas Razorback and former graduate of Tylertown High School, was awarded the 2025 Bowerman title on December 18, 2025. The Bowerman is an annual track and field award that is the highest accolade given to the year’s best student-athlete in…

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Tie on red ribbon: No drinking and driving

Tie on red ribbon: No drinking and driving Editor’s Note: Years ago, the late Dell Clawson penned this piece related to the dangers of drunk driving based on her own personal experience of losing a young child in an auto accident caused by a drunk driver. The Times reprints the article around the holidays. By…

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Walthall County Republican Women to host Thomas Duff

Walthall County Republican Women to host Thomas Duff The Walthall County Republican Women will host businessman and philanthropist, Thomas Duff, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026, at Southwest Events Center. Refreshments will be at 5:30 p.m., with the meeting to begin at 6 p.m. “Don’t miss out! Bring your friends and neighbors,” said a spokesperson.

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